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| Name | Feedwright |
|---|---|
| What it is | Feed reader for iPhone and iPad |
| Developer | Kornelius, independent |
| Based in | Germany |
| Devices | iPhone, iPad and iPhone Duo |
| Requires | iOS 26 or later |
| Languages | English, German |
| Price | Free with 15 sources. Feedwright Plus as a subscription, with Family Sharing. |
| Released | 29 August 2026 |
| App Store | apps.apple.com/app/feedwright/id6793821077 |
| Website | kornelius.org/feedwright |
| Data collection | None. No account, no analytics, no crash SDK, no ads. |
| Dependencies | None. Feed parser, reader view extraction and OPML are written in house. |
| Contact | support [at] kornelius.org, personal reply |
Table as of 7 October 2026. Release date, devices, requirement and languages are taken from the App Store listing.
Feedwright reads feeds, including from pages that have none.
Feedwright is a feed reader for iPhone and iPad. It reads RSS, Atom, JSON Feed, Reddit and YouTube. Pages without a feed get one, built by the app from the page itself, and pages with no articles can be watched for changes. All of it lands in the same list, in chronological order and with no account.
Feedwright is a feed reader for iPhone and iPad that treats three kinds of source the same way. The first is the classic feed: RSS, Atom, JSON Feed, plus Reddit and YouTube channels, with no sign-in needed for either. The second is a page without a feed, from which the app builds one itself. The third is a page that publishes no articles at all, a pricing page for instance or a changelog: Feedwright reports when something changes there, and where Apple Intelligence is available, the device decides whether the change matters.
Articles open in reader view, without ads or cookie banners, set natively rather than in a web view, and can be read aloud. Read articles stay available offline. Subscriptions, rules and read state sync through the user's own iCloud account; each device fetches the articles itself. There is no server run by the developer, no account and no data collection. The app uses no third-party libraries: parser, reader view and OPML are written by hand.
The same recording as the App Preview on the App Store, without sound.
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From version 1.5 Feedwright is optimized for iPhone Duo. Open and sideways, the article list and the article stand side by side, as in Mail and as on iPad. Closed, it works as on any iPhone.
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